Don't forget your original ideas and will, like forging ahead with a sword, that is, don't give up your original ideas and try to complete and realize them.
This sentence comes from Biography.
Biography is a philosophical work, written by China's philosopher in Ming Dynasty and a representative of Neo-Confucianism in Song and Ming Dynasties, Wang Shouren (word Bo 'an), known as Mr. Yang Ming. This book records his quotations and letters about learning. The etymology of "Chuan" comes from "Chuan Hu" in The Analects of Confucius.
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Biography contains Wang Yangming's main philosophical thoughts and is an important material for studying Wang Yangming's thoughts and psychological development. The first volume was reviewed by Wang Yangming himself, and the letters in the middle volume were written by Wang Yangming in his later years. The second volume, though not audited by myself, elaborates his thoughts in his later years and records Wang Yangming's "four-sentence teaching".
"Mind is reason" was originally a proposition of Lu Jiuyuan, which was developed in Biography. Wang Yangming criticized Zhu's cultivation method, that is, seeking truth from the outside and seeking harmony between sex and goodness from foreign affairs. king